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EAPG STAR IN BULLS EYE CREAMER
A nice late Victorian to early Edwardian era non-flint Pattern Glass creamer in the Star in Bull's Eye pattern, made by the U.S. Glass Company, dating from ca. 1905. In great condition, no chips or nicks, has some straw marks around top; age/use scratches around base
Circa: ca. 1905
Condition: see description
Size: 3 ins. high x 2.5 ins diameter
Country of Origin: US
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582
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WESTMORELAND GLASS CHECKERBOARD COMPORT COMPOTE Ca 1912
Made by the Westmoreland Glass Co., this high standard compote or, comport as they are sometimes called, is in the Checkerboard pattern (Line #500). This pattern was produced in 1912 and again in the 1940's and 1970's; this particular piece dates to ca 1912
Condition: compote is in excellent condition, no chips, nicks or cracks. Since the top (not shown) has been broken in half, reglued and come apart again, it will be included for restoration purposes.
Circa: from 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 5 ins. square x 4 1/4 ins. high without top
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511L
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RARE EARLY HEISEY GLASS PINEAPPLE & FAN CREAMER
A mint condition brilliant clear early Heisey Glass cream pitcher in the rare Pineapple and Fan pattern (a/k/a Pineapple with Fan; pattern #1225)which was made from 1897 - 1907; measures just over 4 inches in height; unmarked.
Condition: usual age/use scratches on bottom otherwise mint condition
Circa: Late 19th c.
Size: 4 ins. high
Country of Origin: US
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734
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US GLASS CO PATTERN GLASS SHOSHONE / VICTOR TUMBLER
A nice late 19th century pattern glass tumbler with gold highlights in the Shoshone pattern (a/k/a Victor and or Floral Diamond)made by the US Glass Company and introduced in ca 1896; gold highlights on diamonds rubbed, rest of gilding in very good condition; very small nick to base rim; some strawmarks but no cracks
Circa: from ca. 1896
Condition: Excellant, see description
Size: 2.75 ins. diameter x 3.75 ins high
Country of Origin: US
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Full Price: $45.00
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486
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ANTIQUE PATTERN GLASS TOOTHPICK HOLDER Ca. 1870
Clear pattern glass cannon form toothpick holder; thumbprint pattern border around ribbed cannon barrel. Dates from 1870; unmarked, maker unkown.
Condition: some minor fritting along bottom edge typical of older pattern glass items.
Circa: late 19th c.
Condition: see description
Size: 3 ins. high x 1 1/2 diameter
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616
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TWIN TEARDROPS PATTERN GLASS MASTER BERRY BOWL
Lovely clear Pattern Glass master berry bowl in the Anona pattern (also called Twin Teardrops pattern) with flaring scalloped, sawtooth rim. This pattern has been attributed to: Bryce,Higbee & Co., the Federal Glass Co. & John Higbee Glass Co.; dates from 1905 to 1915.
Condition: Excellent; no chips or cracks;normal age/use scratches to footrim; factory flaw: small glob of molten glass to underside of rim
Circa: from 1905
Condition: excellent, see above
Size: 8 ins diameter x 3 ins height
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Full Price: $35.00
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619
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Stippled Fans Pattern Glass Berry Bowl
Lovely 9 inch pattern glass berry bowl with scalloped slightly flaring rim. Made by the Lancaster Glass Co., this pattern is known as Stippled Fans; dates from 1912. Condition: excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Does have 2 straw marks & a few small air bubbles in glass both of which are common in pressed glassware.
Circa: ca. 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 9 in. diameter x 3 1/4 in. high
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Full Price: $35.00
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IMPERIAL GLASS CO. PRESSED GLASS PITCHER Ca. 1911
This early 20th c. (ca. 1911) Imperial Glass Co. Pressed Glass water pitcher is in one of the cut glass style patterns popular at the turn of the 20th century; this one is pattern number 466. The base is unmarked except for an 8 pointed star within a circle in center of base. One small nip on handle detected by feel only, otherwise in excellent condition. (special thanks to Dori Miles for her assistance with the identification of this pattern)
Circa: first qtr 20th c (1900 - 30)
Condition: excellent
Size: 9 ins high x 5 in diameter
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618
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Set of 5 Pattern Glass Berry Bowls - Iverna
Lovely set of 6 Pattern Glass berry bowls in the Iverna pattern attributed to Ripley & Co. also referred to as pattern #303. Designed to imitate the more expensive Brilliant Period cut glass, this pattern features a wreath & star design with a scalloped and sawtooth edge. Dates from 1911.
Condition: 6 bowls are pictured; one for display only as it has a crack running the width of the bowl's diameter & will be shipped with set at no charge; remaining 5 bowls: some chipping & roughness to sawtooth edges
Circa: after 1911
Condition: see above
Size: 4 3/4 diameter x 2 ins high
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509
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Rotec Pattern Glass Cruet - Late 19th C.
Pressed pattern glass cruet in the Rotec pattern attributed to the McKee Glass Co.; dates from 1894; pontil scar on base.
Condition: VG: cruet - no chips or cracks, usual age/use wear scratches to bottom; stopper - possible replacement, with numerous chips & crack around bottom edge (part that fits inside cruet)
Circa: late 19th c to early 20th c.
Condition: see above
Size: 7 ins high
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Full Price: $35.00
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IMPERIAL GLASS THREE IN ONE PATTERN BISCUIT JAR
Hard to find turn of the 20th century, clear Pressed Glass biscuit jar by the Imperial Glass Company in the Three-in-one pattern a/k/a Imperial's No. 1; dates to 1902-15.
Ref:(Ency. of Pattern Glass, McCain)these jars are rare & due to their everyday use they were subject to breakage and when found are rarely in excellent condition, making this jar a real find!
Condition: two very small nicks (flea bites) to rim of jar (see additional image), very slight edge roughness around base of top;top with small straw mark; base with air bubble at rim.
Circa: 1902 - 1915
Condition: see description
Size: 10 H x 6 D
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620
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Stippled Fans High Standard Open Comport
Lovely high standard open comport or compote made by the Lancaster Glass Co. This compote is in a typical Brilliant Cut Glass-style pattern that was so popular toward the end of the 19th & into the early 20th centuries. This particular pattern is called Stippled Fans and dates from 1912.
Condition: in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
Circa: ca. 1912
Condition: see description
Size: 5 1/2 in. diameter x 5 3/8 in. high
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EAPG LACY SANDWICH GLASS SCROLLED LEAF & FLEUR DE LIS TRAY
Rare, clear Early American Lacy glass oblong shallow tray in the Scrolled Leaf & Fleur de lis pattern with plain edge. Attributed to Sandwich; see MIT G49; American Glass by McKearin, Plate 156 #2. Glass has silvery brilliance and a clear bell-like ring when tapped. Dates from 1828-1842.
Circa: Early 19th / from 1828 - 1842
Condition: 3/8 in. chip to underside of rim
Size: 6 1/2 in x 5 ins
Country of Origin: US
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Stippled Fans Pattern Glass Creamer
Early 20th century pattern glass creamer made by the Lancaster Glass Co. This pattern is in the Cut Glass-style so popular at the end of the 19th and into the early 20th centuries. The pattern is called Stippled Fans and dates from 1912.
Condition: very good condition with no chips or cracks;inside of creamer has numerous fine age/use scratches, making the glass a little less brilliant but still a nice display piece.
Circa: from 1912
Condition: See above
Size: 4 ins. high x 3 1/2 in diameter
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719
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EAPG CLEAR EARLY GRAPE BAND SPOON HOLDER
Clear period spooner in the Grape Band pattern (aka: Ashburton with Grape Band, Early Grape Band, Vine); designed by J. Bryce (Bryce, Walker & Co.) in 1869; with flaring ribbed foot and beaded rim.
Condition: fritting and two chips to rim, tight hairline to side, possible 2nd tight hairline or straw mark to side; related age/use scratches to base bottom and inside bottom
Circa: 19th c
Condition: see description
Size: 4.25 in. high x 4 in diameter
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